General Climbing Discussion

Topic	Date	User
Exposure of Chemicals to Climbing Gear	10-Jan-2004 At 2:37:37 PM	SteveH
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So, If someone happened to fumagate a room full of your climbing gear (harnesses and ropes) as well as hardware, with active constituents: Permethrin and Fenoxycarb, would it be safe to rinse the gear and then use it? Who would have a this knowledge, rather than an educated guess. I assume the hardware is fine, and my lack of fleas is pleasent, but everything else sucks.

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